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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-02

The whims of some European cOun-
tries are summed up by a German
newspaper: "In the best French so
Giety it is the fashion to initiate the
language and manners Of the street; in
Germany one is sickened by the dried
grasses and plants which are used as
decorations and dust-catchers, and by
the carved hideous faces. heraldic vult'
ures. and lions which form part Of our
stylish furniture. In England tits the
abuse of pstheticism which has been
growing for some Years.n
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-02

The largest room In the world Is Mill
tary Hall, st. Petersburgh.
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JAY EYE SEES Driver, Edwin D. Bither,
asses Coles veterinary CarbOIiBlIVes and
a thorough trial enables him to endorse it as
the best remedy that ne ever saw for general
stable use Sold BY Druggists at Soc and 81 90
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u Rsal.etz, 1IaFasmus, ana wasting Dis

-. -G5,.nlPt.og is from the old verb saum,
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Bsst. easiest % use and ehsapest- Piso's Rem
sdy for CaiaFEh. By druggists. 59s.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-02

Persons Suffering from Piles VIII Find
Relief by using CAETR's LITTLE LIVER
Pills.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-02

pride goes before a fall, % and the
''Winter Of discomfort follows after.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-02

-Meyerbeer, the composer, could whistle
yankee Doodle" when three years old.
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There Is q foolish conner even IN tie
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Ar zorHAz's sErE1Euznr.
~ AID what?-that I wouldnT
- d.. 70 a ~

4lE6 70 90 III
"Yes, and more, too.
@Lets have it all, Jed.
There was a regular pow
WOW OF 'em over to the Forks.
They'd heard you was bound
to have doin's on the Fourth,
and Pete Digger, Bob Blew
lit. Ike AIeggs, anda lot more
o that kind got together.
They lowed you might have
all the dancin' and iddlin'
you wanted, but they said
you couldn' putup no Union
flag, nor fire no salutes.
The old man ground his
teeth and doubled his fists.
HWill you stand by me,
jedi"
lCyVaIT 7 rsctrOvf 7 hsvev, =
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-02

Food makes Blood and Blood makes Beau
ty. Improper digestion of food necessarily
produces bad blood, resulting in a feeling of
tullness IN the stomach, acidity, heartburn,
slck-hsadache, and other dyspeptic symp-
toms. A closely confined life causes indi-
gesuOn, constipation, biliCusness and loss
Of appetite. To remove these troubles there
Is no remedy equal to Prickly Ash Bitters.
1t has been tried and proven to be a specific.
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RHEUMATISM GURED

BhsuInatiEm, Neuralgia, Bladder and Kid
nsy Dissases cured b. Dr.. 4 BANES RHED-
TATIC SPECIFIC. Guaranteed 70 CUBE or
money refunded Take other medicine For sale By all
GruEs1s- One DouarfaE large bottle; Reference, anyone
u g Joseph, Missouri Information FFss
DE-. A. Y. BaGss Medicine Co.
St Jose phs Missouri
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-02

The Champion Oarsmsn Of America,
John Teemer, writes: AT have found st.
Jacobs Oil OF inestimRble value" All
Champion Oarsmen use it. Sold by
Druggists and Dealers.
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To those acquainted with our
to say that the InValids' Hotel
branch establishment located at
England, have, for many years
the most largely patrOniZed and
the world for the treatment an
arise from youthful indiscretiOnE
We, many years ago, establish
treatment of these diseases, IN
the most slzillful physicians anC
that all vino apply TO us might n
Council of the most experienced
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eept it, if-if when 1 tell you how became
soulless, +" a faint, bitter expression curYing
her lips, "you still wish to bestow ii"
at Is deathless as my love-" said Leslie,
"tell me why-hoW."
Il viii trust you" said Wilma, the stern
pallor OF her face growing deeper. with
what no mortal, save dear Uncle Ralph
Barrin gton knows. don't know Why do
| il, except that you have proved that truth
and honor are not wholly dreams Of the
/ past"
sDid you think was ever married."
with a keen look at her companion. WAS, "
she went on scornfully, as Leslie turned
white to the lips. THANK heayenl am
not now When I was fifteen I ran away
from boarding school with Leon Fontaine,
"A handsome foreigner. We went to Paris
/ and lived. No matter all he did, but he
drank. gambled, tortured me- struck
me often Hes-dont ieS
| to his feet and clutched his
| strong right hand. It's all past, you know.
/ He broke my heart for did have a heart
then, starved me; and my little child, my
| innocent baby girl persisted OF cold and
hunger In my arms and was buried IN the
Potter's field"
Two tears dropped from eyes that burned
| like a fierce white flame, then she was ice
| cold again.
At could not bury her, p she cried, huskily,
/ and with his whole soul in his voice. Leslie
/ Murdoch cried:
@Your confidence is sacred. Let me help
I yen forget"
His arms we're open, his tender worship
I ing eyes weOed her, but she answered
him.
@No- Leon died Eve years after I mar
/ ried him, by his own hand, in Q den of
Wiekedness, infamous in ITSELF shame 10
[ his manhood, an insult 10 me. I must
/ have died there all alone bat Uncle Ralph
found me- pitisd me- loved me. I have
! &c is nov ten years. / hated men. It vas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15
Serious Accident.


Mr.. William Dildine, who has charge of
the Pantheon stable hacks, met with serious
and painful accident on Wednesday morning
last, about o'clock. Dildine, in company
with another young man, occupy room
above the two-story structure on Hotel street,
the balance of which is used as a loft for the
storage of hay, with large hatch, which is
usually left open, and of the locality Of
which Dildine was aware OF. Having occa-
sion to get up at the above hour, and while
feeling about i'll the dark to avoid the hatch
way, accidentally fell through to the hard
ground below, distance of twelve feet, sus-
tanning severe injuries to his spine, from
which it is extremely doubtful il he will re-
cover. His moaning attracted the attention
of one uf his assistants, who Immediately
had Dildine removed to Mr.. Ables' residence
across the way, and summoned Drs. Trous-
seau and Brodie to his aid, who administered
restoratiyes to the patient, who rested quietly
until about o'clock Wednesday morning,
when it was decided to remove him to the
Queens Hospital, where he would receive the
best of nursing and medical care. 1t was
found that Dildine's injuries were mainly
confined to the spine, and the worst fears are
entertained for his recovery.
Dildine is a young man, aged q, aud is
universally respected by all who had the
pleasure Of his acquaintance. His parents
reside in Portland, Oregon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15
The Hospital Tax.

One always has to 60 abroad for news.
From the San Francisco Daily Report it is
learned that Mr.. Spreckels wrote to the Ha-
waiian Minister of Foreign Affairs, and the
nature of the reply is learned from the fol-
lowing interview which is published in the
Report
Mr.. Spreckels said: /" His Excellency Mr..
Gibson, Minister of Foreign Affairs at Homo.
lulu, acknowledged the receipt of my letter
very courteously, and said that he would in
quire into the matter carefully, but that he
could not take any definite action until after
hearing the full particulars, and looking into
the law bearing upon the subject"
:" In the meantime, / suppose" said the
d. h. reporter, " the sailors must contribute
toward the support of Mckinley and the Ha-
waiian Government Hospital, from neither
of which they derive any benefit ?"
:" Not for the present" replied Mr.. Spreck-
els, 50 as have given instructions that these
hospital fees shall not be paid over TO the
Consul here until the vexed question is
settled. In the meantime propose to hold
the money for the men and to use every en-
deavor to get fair play for those who are
working for me. The amount in question is
not very large for each trip, but there is a
grave principle involved. The sailors of the
Hawaiian mercantile marine might next be
told that they had to pay tax to support
the Hawaiian men-of-war or for the improve
ment of their roads and bridges. One is
Just as fair as the other. l think, however,
that everything will be satisfactorily settled,
and that within few weeks l shall get word
to that effect"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15
PASSENGERS,
ARRIVALS

From san Francisco. per Australia, March 3
CSpt n A Baker, " Francis, c Il Richardson, J
W Sebley and wife. ] T WsIerhOUse and wife, J
; Williams, J & Baker, J D Brooks, b N Gif-
fGrd. CSpt CoShan. ) Bryant. Il G HoYey, c
4 Longfellow, J H Park, T E Nichols, " L
Mowry, c Il Prior and son, Kirk. E Kins-
lsy snd wife, a StetSon, o Taylor, Mrs ]
Pierce and children, Miss VI Pierce, CT Perkins,
V BrSley, T c Clifford. : Sachs, ST, E Peterson,
: B McLsnegau snd wife, II II McLeuesan, 5
LeSry, Miss N Bennett, E Murphy, and p in
the steerase.
From Waisnas. per Wsimsnslo, March Sion
q Widemznn, Mr. kulis snd wife, sud - deck.
From Hawaii and Maui. per " G Hall March s
C " Jones, 4 Sinclsir, E VI Damon, F J
Turner, Mrs Hsrdee and child, \ Smith. kis
Nchs0lelus, Rev II IseEbers, Rev i Q Forbes,
Mrs Fisher and child. W L Bond. L HiukstGu
Miss Hunt. Mrs Leclsir and child. Mrs N Ma
kalus, Miller, E NJ Jones, and 81 deck.
From the Colonies, per Alameda. March II
Mrs Stephenson, Mr. Alexander and wife, z
Livingston, Mrs Crane. 4 Wells.
From Hawaii per Iwalani, March If \
Sehzefer, snd Is deck.
From Kauai, per c r Bishop, March 1T
Bl4ckle- flasher. and - deck
From San Francisco, per City OF Rio de JaueIro,
March iS-JGs Davis, and Chinese; % Chinese
n trsnsir1-
From Kauai, per Nikahalz. March I3-F Gay.
F Sinclair, Miss Gay. Miss Fredenberg. A John
son and wife Mrs N : Rice, c 0 Berger, " H
Dino1d, " D Schmidt. Hofzuard 1 EaIto-
fen. c Brito, 7 Auerbach, and IS deck
From Maui, Ter Likelike, March fS-Yung Hee.
1 4 Dickey, Miss Chaplin. Mrs Akolzko and
daughter, Hon & kuibelani, II Renter and wife,
AID 81 deck.
From Hawaii and Mani, per kinzu. March Is
Mai " II CornwslI. Hon L ksulukoU R 5
Lake, L LznEfOrd. c kyuueCSley Eud wife
II Gum. W Il Bellows. Hon Dr. J Wight, r Hind.
SEQ RentOl- Apaua- v F Townsend, G E Ward.
A Young. Mrs J Taysruier sud child. Mrs Chung
Lung and servants. Maj J 7 Baker. Mrs v
Barnard PaQsliHlu- and u deck.
DEFAETUEEs
For ks1ai- per NikahaIa, March S-Her Er
GoverueSs Lanihau and servants Mr. Opeka-
Wilhelm. 7 P Spencer Rev : TIEOteO and 70
deck.
For Mani and Hawaii. per kinau, March $
HIS TX Gov Z 4 Baker. wife aud daughter, Rev
v II Barnes " P Brewer. Mrs k1amoe Miss
L1uE1l11 and WIFE Mrs : Z haIue. : BecSWIth.
Nr BarIhoT. y Bree- " Il HAlstedG- J " M0aua-
al a1d wife. Miss ! BIers. Capt J " kaaI and
wife Mrs z q Tre2dway AID child c Along, c &
StIIiuGn- and o5 deck
For kahEIlEi. per L1kelike, March Hon J
kaaluk0a- Brother Bertrau- II P Baldwin. Hon
L hEibeiapI, Sch0iL. " Shane, and - deck
F0= san Francisco. per Forest Queeu. March
70 Col : Norris c Il Seholtz- z Hansen Mrs
Hansen GIettsu- HsEsolI-
For san Francisco. per AI4meda March e
hrs J sutton Miss McCOmbe, u L AoETey-
B Jaeger. . MONEY! 4 SUMTER u AdelsdOTfer- r
Williams. Churchill z { Newell, L link
sto1. Mr. SdOry- 7 Lea 4 u Smith. T Koran
and steeraEes IA passengers II IranEit5-
For Mani and Hawaii, per v G Hall. March II
MAJ " LEu1heiEct. Hon J I Parker Nh
BgEuSzeld- Ms Davis, Mrs Haalele4 COney- Mrs
v Everett, d y Carey. J \ Hing, aud : deck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15
c,mpbeu. from Kauai

Stmr Jas Make, Campbell, from Kauai
Schr LiholihO. from holoa
SchT Mary ( Foster, from Lahaina
THURSDAY, March 10.
Stmr Waialeaie. Weir from Kauai
Schr Ehuksi, from Waialua
Sehr Catarina, from Kauai
FRIDAY, March II.
: : Alameda, Morse, from the Colonies
Stur J \ CumminS, Nelson, from hoOiau
Stmr Mokolii, McGregor, from Molokai
Stur waimsnalo, Underwood. from Waianae
Schr KSukeaouli, from kohaiS
Sch- Wailele, from haua
SATURDAY, March IL.
Stmr Mokolii, McGresor, from Molokai and Mau
Sohr hulamanu, from kohala
SUNDAY, March IS.
; City OF Rio de JaneirO, Seaoury, from san I
Brig Allie Rowe, Phillips, from New Hebrides
Stmr hinau, LorenEen, from Maui and Hawaii
Stmr MiSSh2la, Hall, from Kauai
Stnlr Likelike, Davis, from Msui
Stmr hilauea Hou. Cameron. from Hawaii
Stmr JAS Makee, Campbell, from Kauai
Schr Manuokawai from koolaU
Sehr hAwailAni. from Koolau
Schr Waiole. from haua
Schr Canute, SwintoH, from HilO
Schr Noiwahire, Staples, from hoholalele
Schr Rsinb bow. from hoolau
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15
The Water Front.

Inc receipts Of sugar ana other Island
produce during the past week have been
large, SSgrezatinS over 10000 bags sugar,
1000 bags Of rice, besides q large amount of
miscellaneous freight. The coasters report
favorable weather st most of the landings.
The Isalani Tsports the loss of an anchor
and about - fathOmS OF chain ct HonOkau.
The arrivals from the coast were the
steamer Australia on the 9th snd City of
Rio on the 18th the steamer Alameda, from
the Colonies, on the 11th. and the whale
bark StambOUl. also on the 18th, and brig
Allie Rove, from the South Sess. on the 18th.
The departures were Bark Forest Queen,
On the 10th, with 1900 bags Of sugar for San
Francisco F; the steamer Alsmeds, from the
Colonies, en- route for San Francisco, with
mails, passengers and sugar. on the 12th
British bark Zolls, for Port Townsend. on
the 18th: british bark Martha Fisher, with
part Of original cargo, for Portland, Or;
barkeutine Ella, with 1000 bags Of sugar, for
ssh Francisco Several whale bsrks, which
have been standing on and on OF port, have
cleared after the Australs's arrival, and
nearly all have sailed.
The whale bark Hunter, which was IN
charge of Captain jerks during the short
cruise, did very well, taking $50 barrels
sperm oil. Captain Cogan, who arrived By
TIE Australis, sails for the North n this
vessel.
The German bark C. L. bishop Is now
loading sugar for MesSrs. H. HsckfeId { Co.
az the EsplsnAde.
The tern Hera Is diSchsrging lumber lust
above the Oceanic wharf.
he Norwegian bark ?. c. Peterson Is
loading sugar for san Francisco.
The bark So1omz, with large cargo OF
sugar, sailed yesterday for San Francisco.
The bark Ceylon has commenced taking IN
sugar for San Francisco.
Inc missionary --zsntire Morning Star
Is now fully due.
Castle went on the railway to receive coat
Of copper paint, after which she VIII load
sugar for san Francisco
TIE barkentine Eureka, tern y. s Bovine,
brig COnscel0 sn6 barkentIns Mary Winksl-
man are fully due from the Coast.
The German bark HYDRA Is 70 days out
from Hougkoug for this port, With Chinese
goods. consigned to Wing WO Chsn & Co.
The American bark Hattie ;. Bangs was
on the berth at Hongkoug, February Ist,
loading for Honolulu
By the Allie Rowe news vas heard OF the
Morning Star. All vel, and may Be looked
for soon-
The City Of Rio De Jzneiro, which arrived
on S1udzv evening from San Francisco,
sailed yesterday morning at O'Clock tor
Yokohama and HonSSongs taxing number
Of Chinese and Japanese passengers
The CIV of New York, Of the Pacific Mail.
i advertised IN the San Francisco papers to
cal al Honolulu. en- route to Ho1gkong. and
nav Be looked for here about April ID
The coasting steamers arriving on Sunday
morning we're filed 10 their utmost capacity
with s1ear-the Kinau leading on Win 1851
bags: the LIkeIiks, S-S.S bags M1kshals,
SIP bags; kil21ea Hos. 100 bags MOL
Wahine, 2,0S0 bags; STEAMER J. 4. CUumlns,
1.0la BAGS MokoIii. 600 bags; Jas Make,
1851 bags,
re steamers KHAN and Likeliks both sail
for -indwsrd ports to-day. Inc latter VII
extend her trip TO Msh0kons-
The MikshaIa sails to-day for NswllrSlils
KoIOs and Waimss- Kauai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15
MEMORANDA.

Report Of Steamship Australia-Left san Fran
cisco MSrch ID. at $50 p n; strong SW breeze
first twenty-four hsurS, thence to Lat 20 \ strong
ENE breeze with heavy rain squalls; picked up
moderate trades in L5t 299 y. which we carried
10 port. Received Honolulu pilot ST II 80 S N,
March 9Th. $50 tons cargo and o. passengers.
March 4th, infant daughter Of J. de s. Diss. s
passenger, died Of capillary bronchitis, and was
buried 81 sea March 5th-
Report Of Steamship Alameda. Morse, Com
manGer.-Sailed from Sydney Feb ,. st 4 p D
n; discharged pilot 81 4s5I; stopped for AucE-
land pilot Feb 2 II 1884 p n. 8 days ~ hours
sailed from Auckland Feb y At :G5 D m. dis
chSrsed pilot st : p N; stopped of TuJuila Mar
81 $50 p n, sailed thence 3;l5 II; stopped for
Honolulu pilot March II At 4:O6 p N; March 81
n, passed the Steamship MaripOSa; exper-
fenced moderate besd winds and fine weather;
sluvsn days 10 hours, 81 min from Auckland.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15
Sailed.

TUESDAY, March ;.
Stmr kinzu, King. for Hawaii and Maui
Stmr Surprise, weishSth, for Paia
Stmr Z Bishop, Cheney, for Kauai, etc
SJmr kilsueS Hou, Cameron. for Hsmskus
Stmr MikshEls, Hall, for Kauai
Sehr Nile Morris, for Eva
Sehr Sarah & Eliza, for hoolau
SchT Rainbow, for hoolau
Schr Rob Roy. for kOolAn
Schr Nettic Merrill Crane, for LahainS
WEDNESDAY, March 2.
WI bk Hunter, jerks, for cruise
Schr Luks, for hohals
Schr Mana, for Houumu
Schr hswsilani, for kOolsu
Sehr hsulilus, for WSianse
Schr Emma, for Kauai
THURSDAY, March To-
Bktne Forest Qaeen. Winding. for san Francisco
Slmr J Cummlns, Nelson, for WGimRn8lo
Stmr Jas Makee, Campbell. for Kauai
Srmr WSimSnslo, Underwood, for WSisnSe
Schr Waiehu, for WsiSnse
Schr Rob Roy, for hoOlau
Schr Mary Foster, for LahSina
FRIDAY. March IL
Stnr W Hall, Bates, for Maui and Hawaii
SATURDAY, Marcel u.
5 : Alameda. Morse. for san Francisco
Bk Msrtha Fisher, Buckingham, for Portland, Q.
Blk Zoila, Mckay. for Port Townsend
VII bSrkS Fleetwins; Lancer, Whitesides; VIM
B&yliss. NantrosS; Wsnderer; Reindeer,
C0wsu; Northern Light, for the Arctic
Strnr Lehus, Cl2rke, for Hamakus and Hilo
5 City OF Rio de Jaueiro, Seabury, Hougkoug
Bktne Ella, Rust, for san Francisco
Stmr WSisleSle, Weir. for Kauai
Stnr Ewa, Hughes, for Eva
Stur Surprise. WeisbSth, for paia
Stulr { L Bishop, CLANCY. for Kauai
Srmr Nokolii. McGreSOV. for MolOkai and Maui
StInr \ CumminS, Nelson. for WAinaualO
Stmr WaimaGalO, Underwood. for hoOlau
Schr HSleaSala, for PepeekeO
Schr NGnuOk4wai. for hoolaU
Sc1r h2uke2oUh, for hohala
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15
ADMINISTRATORS Notice!
LIST OF LETTERS!

/ d EMAINING IN THE GEN
| III ERAL POST OFFICE, Honolulu February
! 18th, 1881.
Arlington, Lillian " Angelo. Miss i
Anderson, OTIS Anderson. Hans
! Beck. Burgett, Ira
Bennett. G W Bunholm Mr.
Baker. Geo Barker, Geo
Benedict, Clarence W Barnes. Miss
BrambaI- VIM. J BIttan. VIM
Crowell. D Czah, II
ChaTes, Miss Il.
Dienhard. Mr. Dallas, AC
DOrmau. & An D
Elsen, Miss Emma EkluHd, Ned
Everett, E Y
Fitzgerald. Ed Flores, NC
Forrest. Mrs FreI-se, Geo
Fassmsun. Antoine
Hinton, VS. Huston. Chas
Harper Miss b Hinkston. Is
Hansen. Harry Hansen, Miss 10
Harvest James HOpas, y
.Jimines.
KIopf. JK-{g KitteI, e
Kun G1s
IfIherIand F-,2J Leonard Mr.
Livingston Levi Louis. Peter
Liners, Joashlm
NTeIler. EF Marks. Louis
MGrkyuardt, " Marchant J c
Miller. z HcLaue. u 9
MOessneE- August-t3j- Mcmillan Dr. 4
MeCabe, John McLane. Mrs VI
Oliver. Richard Oestreien, John
Parker, c II Peuy,J
Pestala,J
Ring. Mrs. J Railway CO
Stevens. MrsF sheridan, o
S.rauch, Smith, Leroy z
TurriI, TrincaEo, I'd
Taylor. Nrs "
Urcsiz. Maria
yelling, CaIl
WeddieI. Dr-f3l Williams, 7 Il
Wade. Geo u
REGISTERED.
Brennan. Chas Fitzpatrick. J II
Hansen Miss HosIe, James
Dobson. HeaTy HeaseF, Hugo
Crane II JeIries- " j. Co
Nicolas Manuel Erahn, Albert
Parties inqufriug for letters IL the above list
viii please ask for Advertised Letters"
u5sz 7. WUNDESBERG, P. II. G.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15
a Final Decision

The Supreme Court IN Bauco, on Thurs
day rendered final decision in the libel case
between the Pacific Navigation Co. ard ;. c.
Allen, owners respectively of the steamer j.
L DoEsett and schooner AoiEshine- The
Court holds the schooner blzmeIess N her
mane1Ters when collision was inevitable,
and ee1sured the steamer J. 1. DoEsett for
not keeping a proper lookout In the MOloksi
chsunel where vessels might be met With ~
any moment The decision was written By
Preston. J.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15
DIED

CHRISTIAS-In HouOIGIE- February 18Th
HoNozAE AcDoSALD- wife OF Capt A. Christian
Born Nay, Is, 1851. Boston. Mass
ss-San Francisco and Boston papers please
copy
BOLLES-Iz this CITY. March 18th. 1sS7 at the
residence OF his brolher-iu-lzE- M John Il.
Patty. Al II o'clock P n BESTAxS FRANK BoLLEs.
4 native OF New LAMBDA Conn. Z = A.. aged q
years, II months and IS days
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15

Honolulu. March 9Th, 1881.
The premises 70 De sold are: All those certain
pieces OF parcels Of land situate at said Kaaawa.
Containing an area Of 75s-1OD acres and being the
same premises more particularly described In
ROval Patent No. 257 L. G. Award No. .g53 10
NfhJ and thai we're conveyed 10 sa!d mortgagor
her. ls77. and recorded in the Office Of the Req
fstraE Of COaVeyancss in said Honolulu. In liber
8, folio 254. TaTo land and kula near the Gov
erument road 115s It
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15
MARRIED.

MARKS-HOFFSUNG-O February 1st, at
tue West London Synagogue, By the ReE- Prof
bE the Rev Isaco-e Harris CLAUDE LAUEIE
NAEzs- OF = Cdnfeld-gzrdsns. Y W, 10 CAEEIE,
eldest daughter Of A. HG1nEnE. ESQ, Hawaiian
Charge 'AHafrs, Of % RedciiEe Square, London,
S-W-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15
Port OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Arrived
TUESDAY. March :
WI bk HITTER. jerks for cruise
SIR " G Hall. Bates from Hawaii and Nam
Schr Lzkz- from HGuzkEz
Schr Tatehu- for WaiEnze
WEDSESDAE. March 8
S 6 Australia Hozdletr. from san Francisco
So A Cuurains Nelson froU F1iU2z2lo
StEar y Gim1Ealo. Unce-E0od- tr01 Ha1zrae
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15
Mortgagee's Notice of Intention tC
Foreclose and Of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A

UOWel UI sac CDILaIIItI llIII IIIDTLLdIe
made By J. NakaiIa. Of Kaaawa. KOOIaulOa, Isl-
and Of Oahu TO A. J. Cartwright, Trustee Of the
F-fate Of r W. Holt. dated I'D day Of May. 1884
racorded in the Office Of the Registrar OF Con-
vevances in Liber 90, on fGliOs IS and q. Notice
ia hereby gfven that said mortgage intends to
forecIose said mortgage for condition broken. TO
WIT. the non-paYment Of both the principal and
interest when due and upon said foreclosure will
seII At public auction, at the salesroom Of z. P.
adams & Co. in Honolulus Island Of Oahu, on
S9TTRDAY The 9th day of April, 1881, at - N
Of said day. the premises as described in said
mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had Of J. ". MOE.
sAKEAr Attorney AZ Law.
a. ]. CARTWRIGHT.
TrusIee Of the Estate Of r. W. Holt,
Morfuavoa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15

NOTICE-The best place in San Francisco
for Furnished Rooms is At the CESTEE HOUSE,
7i9 Market street, next to Bancroft building.
L. J. REED. PEoP.
H-F0nnerIy Of Hawaiian Islands. iifs sm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-15
Vessels in Port

BS SOuOma. HoweS
Bk p { Peterson. Browne
BS GlepESber, ROllestou
Bk { Z Bishop, Walters
Bkrne hliEitat, Cutler
Bktne : y Castle, Hubbard
BS Velocity, Bolster
Bk kalskSus, Armstrong
Tern Hsra, Chosen
BS Ceylon. Calhoun
: ) Australia. Houdlett
Brig Allie Rowe. Phillips